Black Agenda Report
Black Agenda Radio May 2, 2025 Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 05/02/2025 – 21:46 Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio May 2, 2025 In this week’s segment, we hear about an upcoming conference dedicated to Black, radical organizers in the U.S. But first, we have an update on the Congo and the principles of agreement between Congo and Rwanda that the U.S. is brokering, with commitments for investment in strategic minerals access. International Congo Rwanda Black Radical Tradition organizing black power […]
The Congo and Trump's Mineral Deal Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 05/02/2025 – 21:43 Black Agenda Radio · The Congo and Trump's Mineral Deal The Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Rwanda recently signed a Declaration of Principles in Washington. Is Rwanda ending its M23 group’s incursion into the DRC? What are the principles agreed to? How will this impact the people of Congo? Why did these events take place in Washington? What is the US role in the conflict? Maurice Carney, Executive Director of Friends of the Congo, joins us from Washington to… […]
National Black Radical Organizing Conference Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 05/02/2025 – 21:42 Black Agenda Radio · National Black Radical Organizing Conference The second National Black Radical Organizing Conference convenes in Indianapolis, Indiana from May 30 through June 1. The conference theme is “Base-Building for Collective Power.” We are joined by Too Black, one of the conference organizers. Too Black is a poet, scholar, filmmaker, and organizer. He is the host of the Black Myths Podcast, co-director of the documentary film The Pendleton 2: They Stood Up, and co-author of the book "Laundering Black Rage: The Washing of Black… […]
Black Agenda Radio April 25, 2025 Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 04/25/2025 – 04:37 Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio April 25, 2025 In this week’s segment, we hear about police propaganda designed to make the public fearful and ready to exact severe punishment, regardless of any facts about crime. Also, a community organization opposes police raids and commemorates lives damaged and lost by over policing in communities of color. But first, we hear about a United Nations meeting dedicated to the demands for reparations for Haiti, and about the impact of past and current… […]
Reparations for Haiti Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 04/25/2025 – 04:09 Black Agenda Radio · Reparations for Haiti Dr. Jemima Pierre is a Black Agenda Report editor and contributor. She joins us to discuss her recent remarks at the United Nations during the 4th Session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent (PFPD). Dr. Pierre and others spoke about the need for reparations for Haiti, which was forced to pay an indemnity to France 200 years ago, a massive theft which impacts that nation to this day. The United Nations and the United States also… […]
Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 04/25/2025 – 04:00 Black Agenda Radio · Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News Alec Karakatsanis is an attorney with a long history of work as a public defender. He is the founder of the Civil Rights Corps , an organization that advocates for racial justice and brings systemic civil rights cases on behalf of impoverished people. He joins us to discuss his new book Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News, published by The New Press. African America copaganda mass… […]
Fight Back News
Milwaukee, WI – On the morning of May 1, over 5000 people rallied and marched in Milwaukee under the banner of “A Day Without Immigrants and Workers.” May 1 is a day of protest and celebration internationally to display the strength of worker solidarity. With Trump’s continued attacks on immigration, the people of Milwaukee and various organizations came out in force this year to stand in solidarity with the immigrant communities that define the city. Despite the rain and cold, thousands gathered at the office of Voces De La Frontera, a community organization at the heart of the immigrant rights… […]
New York, NY – Thousands gathered in neighborhoods around the city on May 1 to celebrate International Workers Day. As this day is important for the people on the left, different events throughout the day pepper the streets calling for immigrants and workers’ rights. Members of the Freedom Road Socialist Organization attended these different events as solidarity contingents. One of the first events began at noon in front of City Hall, called by the No More 24 Campaign. The Campaign champions a bill that in-house aid workers should not work 24-hour shifts while only getting paid for 13. Led by… […]
Washington, D.C. — On April 30, over 30 Filipino and community activists gathered outside of the Embassy of the Philippines to celebrate International Workers Day and demand that the Philippine government stand up for Filipino workers in the US. The action, which was one of many coordinated actions that day at Philippine consulates around the U.S., began with a small group of activists entering the embassy and attempting to deliver an open letter to Ambassador Jose Manuel Romualdez. When embassy staff refused to hear them out, the activists tried at the embassy annex across the street. Here, too, they were… […]
Jacksonville, FL – On Thursday, May 1, more than 450 workers, immigrants, students and community members rallied in front of the Duval County Courthouse for International Workers Day. “The attendance for this event shows that our city is making the connection between the labor struggle and all other struggles. The system gutting the department of education is the same system attacking our federal workers,” said Monica Gold, a union teacher with Florida Future Labor Leaders. “The system emboldening ICE to carry out deportations and separate families is the same system sending our tax dollars to carry out a genocide against… […]
Austin, TX – On May 1, about 50 people, including students, labor organizers and community members, rallied outside the University of Texas at Arlington Tower for May Day around 5:00 p.m. The rally was organized by the Austin Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), with help from UT’s chapter of YDSA, to stand up for workers and immigrant rights. After a round of chants, Kira Small from SDS started off the program by speaking on behalf of a friend who, according to her, “no longer felt safe speaking herself.” Small stated, “Trump ran on a campaign of fear mongering –… […]
Fight Back News Service is circulating the following statement from Elias Dipasupil, Secretary General of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines. This Labor Day, the longstanding demands of the working class for better wages and working conditions, embodied in the clamor for a national living wage, reflect the urgency and necessity of the people’s democratic revolution in the face of the anti-people neoliberal policies of the US-Marcos regime. World history has shown the necessity of working-class leadership in waging revolution. National liberation struggles have been fought and won with a revolutionary proletarian party at the helm. In the Philippines,… […]
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